TI have half the storm around Cristiano Ronaldo and its possible exit from Manchester United seems to know no bounds this summer.
One of the teams that were linked with the move to the Portuguese forward was Bavaria but they’re together with the premier league side Chelseahave since distanced themselves from the deal.
Currently, Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn admitted to Bild that the German club was considering signing a contract with the Portuguese star.
“We have discussed this issue. Otherwise, we would not be doing our job properly,” said Kahn, expressing his admiration for the attackers.
“Personally, I consider Cristiano Ronaldo one of the best players on the planet.”
But it looks like the five-time Ballon d’Or winner didn’t quite fit into the lifestyle of Bundesliga champions.
“We came to the conclusion that for all the appreciation we all have for him, he wouldn’t fit into our philosophy in the current situation.”
So the future of CR7, who is 37 years old and earns a salary of 29 million euros a year, remains open.
former RealMadrid The star returned to United’s training ground this week for talks with the manager Eric ten Hag and the club to try to better understand the current situation. He will most likely still play for the Red Devils next season, but he missed most of the pre-season.